Agentic cyber assurance: AI agents that collect evidence, test controls, and hold audit readiness continuously
Cav (formerly Caveonix) focused its product in 2026 on a single category it calls agentic cyber assurance.
Compliance OS is an open architecture agentic AI platform that automates evidence collection, controls monitoring and reporting and fulfills compliance requirements across more than 50 frameworks.
Rather than assembling evidence in the weeks before an audit in a largely human effort, agents pull continuously from the environment, map what they find to controls across more than 50 frameworks, regulations, and mandates, test those controls, surface the gaps, and propose remediation.
Evidence arrives through more than 50 inbound integrations spanning cloud platforms and their native security services, asset inventory, endpoint detection, SIEM, application and code scanning, identity, and awareness training, with a further set of outbound connections for pushing findings into the tools a team already runs.
The platform exposes audit workflows over the Model Context Protocol so an assistant can query compliance state directly, and supports continuous Authority to Operate (cATO) programs for federal customers. This produces 90 percent faster audit cycles and 95 percent evidence automation.
Cav serves organizations that cannot treat compliance as periodic—defense and aerospace suppliers holding an authorization, financial services firms under overlapping regulatory regimes, and public sector agencies. In these use cases control status is a live property of the system rather than a document produced on request.
The company is headquartered in Tysons, Virginia, is led by chief executive Ish Boyle, and was founded and is led by veterans of the U.S. military. Customers include the U.S. Coast Guard, the United States Air Force, Fiserv, and BNP Paribas.
The company is backed by First In and Ten Holdings and reports 2,500 percent growth over the past three years, a place on the Inc. 5000 list, positive free cash flow, and no capital raise in more than four years.